HELP DIRECTORY   Type the number below that matches the subject you want.

 1  Moving the Cursor
 1  Delete Commands
 2  Searching
 2  File Commands
 2  Buffer Commands
 2  Multiple Windows
 3  Arguments
 3  Miscelaneous
 3  Whitespace
 3  Indentation
 3  Mode Selection
 4  Case Conversions
 4  Modes
 4  Copying and Moving
 5  Macro Commands
 6  Kermit Commands
 X  Exit Help Session
       
       'ESC..' indicates press and release the ESC key
          'C-' indicates press and hold the Control key
<ESC>  is 'M-' the Meta Command Prefix [The ALTERNATE Key may be used as META]
         
MOVING THE CURSOR

C-F Forward Character     C-B    Backward Character  C-N   Next Line
C-P Previous Line         M-F    Forward Word        M-B   Backward Word
C-A Beginning of Line     C-E    End of Line         M-A   Beginning of Sentence
M-E End of Sentence       M-P    Front of Paragraph  M-N   End of Paragraph
X-> Goto Next Punctuation Mark                       X-<   Previous Punctation
M-, Beginning of Document M-.    End of Document     C-Z   Previous Screen
C-V Next Screen           X-C-P  Scroll Window Up    X-C-N Scroll Window Down
X-+ Next Page             X--    Previous Page       M-G   Goto Line
C-_ Goto Matching Fence
MOUSE-MOVEMENT  and CURSOR  in the directions marked
DELETE COMMANDS

C-Y Yankback Deletion <DEL> Previous Character      M-<DEL> Previous Word
C-D Next Character     M-D  Next Word               M-<TAB> To End of Line
M-C-K Entire Line      M-K Sentence Forward         M-H C-W Paragraph
M-\ Leading Whitespace M-C-O Surrounding Greyspace  X-\     Trailing Whitespace

TO DELETE REGION  1. At one end enter C-@ to Set Mark
                  2. Move Cursor to other end of Region and type C-W



SEARCHING
C-S   Forward Search      C-R Reverse Search   M-C-S Forward Incremental Search
M-C-T Reverse Incremental Search               M-R Search & Replace with Query
        C-G Cancel              . Replace and End
          ! Replace All         , Replace & Continue
       <SP> Replace & Continue  N No Replacement & Continue

FILE COMMANDS
X-C-R Find File Read Only  X-C-F Find File Read Write X-C-V   Find Alternate
X-C-S Save File            X-C-W Write File           X-I     Insert File
X-A   Find File Other Window                          ESC-C-F Change Name

BUFFER COMMANDS
X-C-B List Buffers         X-K Delete Buffer          X-B   Switch Buffers
X-C-] Toggle Read Only Status

MULTIPLE WINDOW DISPLAY
X-2 Split Windows          X-1   Only Window          X-0 Delete Current Window
X-O Other Window           X-N   Next Window          X-P Previous Window
X-Z Grow Window            X-C-Z Shrink Window




ARGUMENTS
C-U   Repeat four times.  Each repetition of C-U multiplies count by four
<ESC> Followed by number of repetions.  You can specify a negative argument.
      After specifying argument count, give command to be executed

MISCELANEOUS
C-T   Transpose Characters    M-T   Transpose Words     X-= Show Position
X-C-C Quit (Queries to Save)  M-Q   Reform Paragraph    C-G Abort or Cancel
M-C-W Gather Text             X-C-X Swap Point and Mark C-Y Yankback
M-@   Show memory usage       C-L   Redraw Screen       M-! Reposition Window
M-C-C Center Line             M-C-R Flushright Line     C-Q Quote Next Character
X-S   Find Spell Mark         C-C   Spawn CLI           C-Z Save and Exit
HELP  Call Kermit             UNDO  Yankback            CLR Redraw Screen
X-#   Show/set page length    X-C-I Print buffer        M-? Call Help
M-~   Clear Modification Flag X-C-T Show Time           
RIGHT-MOUSE-BUTTON  Set Mark             LEFT-MOUSE-BUTTON  Swap Point and Mark

WHITESPACE AND INDENTATION (see Modes below)
X-.  Set Indent Prefix         X-F Set Fill Column   ARG#-<TAB> Set Tab
<LF> Newline and Indent        M-J Open Next Indented Line Same As Current
C-O  Open (insert) Line        M-O  Open Leading Line Indented Same As Current



CASE CONVERSIONS
M-U   Uppercase Word            M-L Lowercase Word    M-C   Capitalize Word
M-C-P Toggle Case of Character  X-U Uppercase Region  X-C-L Lowercase Region

MODE SELECTION  
Fundamental     Words do not wrap.
Wrap            Turns on word wrap. Automatic carriage return and indent
                prefix (if active) is appended to each new line.
Read Only       (Use X-C-])Allows viewing file without insertion and deletion.
Over            Editing commands overwrite.
C               Automatic indentation, and goto fence command checks for
                braces at matching columns.
COPYING & MOVING
Copy Region  1. With the cursor at front or end of region to be copied type
                C-@ to set the mark.
             2. Move cursor to other end of the region to be copied and type
                M-W.  The "+" sign will appear in the mode line.
             3. Position cursor at destination and type: C-Y
Delete Region:  Complete steps 1 and 2 above and then type C-W
Write Region:   Complete steps 1 and 2 above and then type
                X-R.  Name the file to be written.
Insert File:    Type X-I Requested file will be inserted at the current
                cursor position.

MACRO COMMANDS
X-(     Begin Recording Keyboard Macro     X-)   End Recording Keyboard Macro
X-E     "Replay" Current keyboard Macro    C-G   Abort Recording or Playback
X-`     Bind Current Keyboard Macro to a Unique Key
`-<KEY> "Replay" macro bound to Key        `-C-L Load Macro File From Disk
`-<CR>  Save current macros to File

STEPS FOR DEFINING MACROS

Define Macro 1. Type X-( to begin definition.
             2. Type commands that will be part of the macro.
             3. Type X-) to end Macro definition.  You now have a "current"
                Keyboard Macro which can be "replayed" using the X-E command
                or which can be stored and bound to a Macro key.
Bind Macro   1. Steps 1-3 above must have been completed.  Type X-` (accent
                grave).  "Key to bind to current macro:" appears on the
                message line.
             2. Type any key on the keyboard.  Case distinctions are preserved.
                That key now holds the current keyboard macro.
Recall Macro 1. Macro must be bound to a key.  Type the trigger character (`)
                followed by the appropriate Macro key to "replay" Macro bound
                to that key.


KERMIT COMMANDS
Help - Call Kermit function.  Kermit-ST> appears on message line.

Use one of the following commands
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c - <connect> connect to modem.
r - <receive> receive a file into buffer using Kermit protocol.
s - <send> send a buffer to the remote using Kermit protocol.
g - <get> get a file from remote when remote is in server mode.
p - <put> send a buffer to the remote when remote is in server mode. 
b - <bye> request remote Kermit in server mode to log off remote computer.
f - <finish> tell remote Kermit in server mode to end Kermit session.
t - <transfer> transfer a buffer to remote without Kermit protocol 
    (End-of-line is <CR>).
e - <emacs> transfer a buffer to remote without Kermit protocol 
    (End-of-line is <LF>).
l - <log> copy remote's screen output to a buffer.
remote - must be typed in full.  Open a remote buffer and send commands
    to remote Kermit in server mode.  Commands must be valid for the 
    remote system to which you are connected and must not require additional
    terminal input.  The remote's reply is sent to temporary buffer, displayed
    on uemail screen.
